Miscellaneous NHL Discussion XCVIII: Orange is the new Orange (Poll in OP)

Favorite Orange Item or Reference

  • The Flyers' jerseys

    Votes: 9 19.6%
  • Syracuse, Texas, Clemson, the Orioles, the Bengals, the SF Giants, Netherlands or any other team

    Votes: 3 6.5%
  • Pumpkins

    Votes: 9 19.6%
  • Carrots

    Votes: 2 4.3%
  • Hidden references in the Godfather trilogy

    Votes: 1 2.2%
  • Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

    Votes: 3 6.5%
  • The House of Orange

    Votes: 5 10.9%
  • The Golden Gate Bridge

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • A simple orange

    Votes: 8 17.4%
  • Somethin' else

    Votes: 6 13.0%

  • Total voters
    46
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Cody Webster

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He was asking for $8m in arbitration and the Ducks came in at $4m. Obviously the team is going to come in a lot lower than the player, but should be a fair deal if the cap ever goes up.

 
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Magua

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He was asking for $8m in arbitration and the Ducks came in at $4m. Obviously the team is going to come in a lot lower than the player, but should be a fair deal if the cap ever goes up.



Steal. He’s a very good player whose raw numbers were suppressed still by the disaster that was Eakins. Team is only adding more talent too.
 

Cody Webster

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He was asking for $8m in arbitration and the Ducks came in at $4m.
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Steal. He’s a very good player whose raw numbers were suppressed still by the disaster that was Eakins. Team is only adding more talent too.

They could have added some great talent in this years draft, if they drafted correctly
 
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Lindberg

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You can't buy out an injured player, and Murray has a long history of concussions.

I feel that's where the NHL should change their rules. If you have two Doctor recommendations that state player is unfit to play in the NHL and they want to retire it should be possible without cap penalties. It's just some nonsensical cap maneuvering at this point.

Chris Pronger was a good example of this.
 
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Don Nachbaur 26

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I feel that's where the NHL should change their rules. If you have two Doctor recommendations that state player is unfit to play in the NHL and they want to retire it should be possible without cap penalties. It's just some nonsensical cap maneuvering at this point.

Chris Pronger was a good example of this.
My friends and I were talking about it last year or the year before.

If a guy cannot play (like Ellis), let him retire with his guaranteed contract (paid by the team or insurance). It'll open up a spot on the roster and not complicate things with the salary cap. However, if the player comes back in any professional league (NHL, KHL, Swiss league), the team gets hit with DOUBLE his AAV for twice the amount of time he had remaining.

Ellis as an example - he "retires" tomorrow and draws his salary this year from insurance. In 24-25, he decides to try it again, just to make sure. If he were to make the team, the Flyers would get hit with $12.5 cap hit for the next 8 years.

Actually... maybe the current method is the best. It sounded good when we were drinking and smoking cigars. What the hell do I know.
 
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